ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE U.S. GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH PROGRAM

Warren Washington; Kai Lee; Doug Arent; Susan Avery; Arrietta Chakos; Peter Daszak; Thomas Dietz; Kristie L. Ebi; Baruch Fischhoff; Nancy B. Grimm; Henry D. Jacoby; Anthony C. Janetos; Jerry M. Melillo; Richard H. Moss; Ian Noble; Margo Oge; Kathleen Segerson; Kathleen Tierney; Charles J. Vörösmarty; Brian L. Zuckerman; Amanda Purcell; Paul C. Stern; Amanda Staudt; Rita Gaskins; A. R. Ravishankara; Shuyi S. Chen; Cecilia Bitz; Lance F. Bosart; Everette Joseph; Mark A. Cane; Lisa Goddard; Arlene Fiore; Heidi Cullen; Pamela Emch; William B. Gail; Mary Glackin; Maura Hagan; Terri S. Hogue; Anthony Janetos; Ronald “Nick” Keener; John R. Nordgren; Jonathan Overpeck; Aristides A.N. Patrinos; A. David; Allison Steiner; Duane Waliser; David Halpern; Jennifer Francis; Amanda Staudt; Laurie Geller; Katherine Thomas; Lauren Everett; April Melvin; Amanda Purcell; Yasmin Romitti; Rita Gaskins; Shelly Freeland; Rob Greenway; Michael Hudson; Erin Markovich; Richard H. Moss; Joseph L. Arvai; F. Stuart Chapin; Ruth Defries; Hallie C. Eakin; Richard G. Newell; Jonathan Overpeck; Stephen Polasky; J. Timmons Roberts; Maxine L. Savitz; Robyn S. Wilson; Toby Warden; Jennifer Heimberg; Heather Kreidler; Paul C. Stern; Tina M. Latimer; Mary Ghitelman

doi:10.17226/24670

ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE U.S. GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH PROGRAM

Warren Washington
, Kai Lee
, Doug Arent
, Susan Avery
, Arrietta Chakos
, Peter Daszak
, Thomas Dietz
, Kristie L. Ebi
, Baruch Fischhoff
, Nancy B. Grimm
, Henry D. Jacoby
, Anthony C. Janetos
, Jerry M. Melillo
, Richard H. Moss
, Ian Noble
, Margo Oge
, Kathleen Segerson
, Kathleen Tierney
, Charles J. Vörösmarty
, Brian L. Zuckerman

Amanda Purcell, Paul C. Stern, Amanda Staudt, Rita Gaskins, A. R. Ravishankara, Shuyi S. Chen, Cecilia Bitz, Lance F. Bosart, Everette Joseph, Mark A. Cane, Lisa Goddard, Arlene Fiore, Heidi Cullen, Pamela Emch, William B. Gail, Mary Glackin, Maura Hagan, Terri S. Hogue, Anthony Janetos, Ronald “Nick” Keener, John R. Nordgren, Jonathan Overpeck, Aristides A.N. Patrinos, A. David, Allison Steiner, Duane Waliser, David Halpern, Jennifer Francis, Amanda Staudt, Laurie Geller, Katherine Thomas, Lauren Everett, April Melvin, Amanda Purcell, Yasmin Romitti, Rita Gaskins, Shelly Freeland, Rob Greenway, Michael Hudson, Erin Markovich, Richard H. Moss, Joseph L. Arvai, F. Stuart Chapin, Ruth Defries, Hallie C. Eakin, Richard G. Newell, Jonathan Overpeck, Stephen Polasky, J. Timmons Roberts, Maxine L. Savitz, Robyn S. Wilson, Toby Warden, Jennifer Heimberg, Heather Kreidler, Paul C. Stern, Tina M. Latimer, Mary Ghitelman

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The U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) is an interagency program, established by the Global Change Research Act (GCRA) of 1990, mandated by Congress to "assist the Nation and the world to understand, assess, predict, and respond to human-induced and natural processes of global change". Since the USGCRP began, scientific understanding of global change has increased and the information needs of the nation have changed dramatically. A better understanding of what is changing and why can help decision makers in the public and private sectors cope with ongoing change. Accomplishments of the U.S. Global Change Research Program highlights the growth of global change science in the quarter century that the USGCRP has been in existence, and documents some of its contributions to that growth through its primary functions of interagency planning and coordination, and of synthesis of research and practice to inform decision making.

Original language	English
Publisher	National Academies Press
Number of pages	76
ISBN (Electronic)	9780309455022
ISBN (Print)	9780309455015
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.17226/24670
State	Published - Jan 1 2017

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Washington, W., Lee, K., Arent, D., Avery, S., Chakos, A., Daszak, P., Dietz, T., Ebi, K. L., Fischhoff, B., Grimm, N. B., Jacoby, H. D., Janetos, A. C., Melillo, J. M., Moss, R. H., Noble, I., Oge, M., Segerson, K., Tierney, K., Vörösmarty, C. J., ... Ghitelman, M. (2017). ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE U.S. GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH PROGRAM. National Academies Press. https://doi.org/10.17226/24670

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